Display panel, compensation method thereof and display device compensating an organic light-emitting element

ABSTRACT

Provided are a display panel, a compensation method thereof and a display device. The display panel includes an organic light-emitting element array, a pixel circuit and a detection circuit; the organic light-emitting element array includes multiple organic light-emitting element groups, and i th  organic light-emitting element rows in each organic light-emitting element groups are adjacently arranged; a peripheral circuit region includes a pixel driving circuit, a detection driving circuit, and an integrated driving circuit; in a detection phase, the detection driving circuit provides an enabling signal to the detection circuit; the integrated driving circuit provides a detection signal for the detection circuit, and sequentially detects multiple organic light-emitting element groups in a same organic light-emitting element row; in a display phase, the integrated driving circuit provides the compensation signal to the pixel circuit according to the compensation signal.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims priority to Chinese patent application No.CN201911195371.9, filed with the Patent Office of the People's Republicof China on Nov. 28, 2019, the content of which is incorporated hereinby reference in its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of display technologies and,in particular, to a display panel, a display device and a compensationmethod thereof.

BACKGROUND

As a current type light-emitting element, an Organic Light-EmittingDiode (OLED) has the advantages of self-luminescence, quick response, awide viewing angle, and being manufacturable on a flexible substrate,therefore OLEDs are widely applied to the field of high performancedisplay. Since the OLED is a current-driven display, the aging of theOLED is accelerated as use time increases, and therefore, brightnessuniformity of a screen in a OLED display is a great difficulty inproduct development, and particularly, the brightness uniformity isserious in the existing large-size AMOLED display.

SUMMARY

The present disclosure provides a display panel, a compensation methodthereof, and a display device, in which the display uniformity of thedisplay panel is improved by compensating an organic light-emittingelement.

In one aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure provides adisplay panel including a display region and a peripheral circuit regionsurrounding the display region.

The display region includes: an organic light-emitting element arraycomprising a plurality of organic light-emitting element groups, eachcomprising a plurality of organic light-emitting element columnsarranged in parallel and numbered as i^(th), where i is an integerlarger than 1, i^(th) organic light-emitting element columns of theplurality of organic light-emitting element groups are arrangedadjacently; and a pixel circuit and a detection circuit which areconnecting to each of the organic light-emitting element groups in theorganic light-emitting element array.

The peripheral circuit region includes a pixel driving circuit, adetection driving circuit, and an integrated driving circuit, where thepixel driving circuit is connected to the pixel circuit, the detectiondriving circuit is connected to the detection circuit, and theintegrated driving circuit is respectively connected to the pixelcircuit and the detection circuit.

In a detection phase, the pixel driving circuit provides a non-enablingsignal for the pixel circuit, the detection driving circuit provides anenabling signal for the detection circuit, and the integrated drivingcircuit provides a detection signal to the detection circuit,sequentially detects the multiple organic light-emitting element groupsin a same organic light-emitting element row respectively, and acquiresa compensation signal for one of the organic light-emitting elements.

In a display phase, the pixel driving circuit is used for providing anenabling signal to the pixel circuit, the integrated driving circuit isused for, according to the compensation signal, providing a compensationsignal to the pixel circuit to compensate the organic light-emittingelement.

In another aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure furtherprovides a compensation method for the display panel. The compensationmethod is used for compensating the display panel described in the firstaspect and includes the steps described below. In a detection phase, thepixel driving circuit provides a non-enabling signal to the pixelcircuit, the detection driving circuit provides an enabling signal tothe detection circuit, and the integrated driving circuit provides adetection signal to the detection circuit, sequentially detectingmultiple organic light-emitting element groups in a same organiclight-emitting element row respectively, and acquiring a compensationsignal for the organic light-emitting element. In a display phase, thepixel driving circuit provides an enabling signal to the pixel circuit,the integrated driving circuit, according to the compensation signal,provides a compensation signal to the pixel circuit to compensate theorganic light-emitting element.

In a third aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure furtherprovides a display device including the display panel described in thefirst aspect. According to the display panel, the compensation methodand the display device provided by the present disclosure, the organiclight-emitting element array includes multiple organic light-emittingelement groups, each organic light-emitting element groups includesmultiple organic light-emitting element rows, and i^(th) organiclight-emitting element rows in each organic light-emitting elementgroups are arranged adjacently. Further, a detection circuit is added tothe display region, and a detection driving circuit is added to theperipheral circuit area. In the detection phase, the organiclight-emitting element rows in the multiple organic light-emittingelement groups in a same organic light-emitting element row aresequentially detected, and a compensation signal for the organiclight-emitting element is acquired so as to compensate the organiclight-emitting element, so that precise detection result andcompensation result are guaranteed, and good display uniformity of thedisplay panel is after compensation is guaranteed.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

Other features, objects and advantages of the present disclosure willbecome more apparent from a detailed description of non-restrictiveembodiments with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a structural diagram of a display panel according to anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a structural diagram of a pixel circuit and a detectioncircuit according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a detection timing sequence accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a display timing sequence according toan embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a structural diagram of another display panel according to anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the detailed structure of region Ain FIG. 5;

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of another detection timing sequenceaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 8 is a structural diagram of another display panel according to anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of another detection timing sequenceaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 10 is a structural diagram of another display panel according to anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing the detailed structure of regionB in FIG. 10;

FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram of another detection timing sequenceaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 13 is a flowchart of a compensation method of a display panelaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 14 is a flowchart of a compensation method of another display panelaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 15 is a flowchart of a compensation method of another display panelaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 16 is a flowchart of a compensation method of another display panelaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure; and

FIG. 17 is a structural diagram of a display device according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

FIG. 1 is a structural diagram of a display panel according to anembodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 1, a displaypanel 10 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes adisplay region AA and a peripheral circuit region NAA surrounding thedisplay region AA. The display region AA includes an organiclight-emitting element array 11, and a pixel circuit 12 and a detectioncircuit 13 connected to each organic light-emitting element 1111 in theorganic light-emitting element array. The organic light-emitting elementarray 11 includes multiple organic light-emitting element groups 111,each organic light-emitting element group 111 includes multiple organiclight-emitting element columns 111L, and the i^(th) organiclight-emitting element column (111 i is not shown here) in 111L in eachorganic light-emitting element group 111 are adjacently arranged, wherei≥1 and i is an integer.

The peripheral circuit region NAA includes a pixel driving circuit 14, adetection driving circuit 15 and an integrated driving circuit 16, thepixel driving circuit 14 is connected to the pixel circuit 12, thedetection driving circuit 15 is connected to the detection circuit 13,and the integrated driving circuit 16 is connected to the pixel circuit12 and the detection circuit 13 respectively.

In a detection phase, the pixel driving circuit 14 provides anon-enabling signal to the pixel circuit 12, the detection drivingcircuit 15 provides an enabling signal to the detection circuit 13, andthe integrated driving circuit 16 provides a detection signal to thedetection circuit 13, sequentially detecting multiple organiclight-emitting element groups in a same organic light-emitting elementrow 111H respectively, and acquiring a compensation signal for theorganic light-emitting element.

In a display phase, the pixel driving circuit 14 provides an enablingsignal to the pixel circuit 12, the integrated driving circuit 16,according to the compensation signal, provides a compensation signal tothe pixel circuit 12 to compensate the organic light-emitting element1111.

Exemplarily, as shown in FIG. 1, the display panel 10 according to theembodiment of the present disclosure may include multiple organiclight-emitting element groups 111, and FIG. 1 only illustrates that thedisplay panel 10 includes two organic light-emitting element groups 111a and 111 b. Specifically, the organic light-emitting element group 111a may include odd columns of the organic light-emitting element column111L, and the organic light-emitting element group 111 b may includeeven columns of the organic light-emitting element column 111L. Ani^(th) organic light-emitting element column 111L in the organiclight-emitting element group 111 a is arranged adjacent to an i^(th)organic light-emitting element column 111L in the organic light-emittingelement group 111 b, for example, a first organic light-emitting elementcolumn 111L in the organic light-emitting element group 111 a isarranged adjacent to a first organic light-emitting element column 111Lin the organic light-emitting element group 111 b, a second organiclight-emitting element column 111L in the organic light-emitting elementgroup 111 a is arranged adjacent to a second organic light-emittingelement column 111L in the organic light-emitting element group 111 b,and so on.

Further, the display panel 10 further includes a data signal line 17 anda detection signal line 18, the integrated driving circuit 16 isconnected to the pixel circuit 12 through the data signal line 17 forproviding a data signal to the pixel circuit 12 in the display phase.The integrated driving circuit 16 is connected to the detection circuit13 through a detection signal line 18 for providing a detection signalto the detection circuit during the detection phase.

In the present disclosure, in the detection phase, the detection drivingcircuit 15 is controlled to provide a detection driving signal to thedetection circuit 13, so as to ensure that detection is performed onmultiple groups of organic light-emitting element groups 111 in a sameorganic light-emitting element row 111H, and the compensation signal forthe organic light-emitting element is acquired, thus ensuring that thecompensation signal is acquired for each organic light-emitting element1111, ensuring that each organic light-emitting element 1111 correspondsto one compensation signal, ensuring that the compensation signal isprecise to each organic light-emitting element, ensuring thatcompensation precision is high, and ensuring that display consistency ofthe display panel in the display phase is good.

Specifically, a step of performing detection of multiple organiclight-emitting element groups 111 respectively in a same organiclight-emitting element row 111H may include steps described below. Firstan organic light-emitting element group 111 a in a first organiclight-emitting element row is detected, then an organic light-emittingelement group 111 b in the first organic light-emitting element row,then an organic light-emitting element group 111 a in a second organiclight-emitting element row, and then an organic light-emitting elementgroup 111 b in the second organic light-emitting element row, so as tocomplete a detection process for organic light-emitting element groups111 and organic light-emitting element groups 111 b in all organiclight-emitting element rows. Further, a step of performing respectivelydetection of the multiple organic light-emitting element groups 111 in asame organic light-emitting element row 111H may also include stepsdescribed below. Firstly, the organic light-emitting element group 111 ain the first organic light-emitting element row is detected and then theorganic light-emitting element group 111 a in the second organiclight-emitting element row is detected until the detection process iscompleted for the organic light-emitting element groups 111 a in allorganic light-emitting element rows. Then the organic light-emittingelement group 111 b in the first organic light-emitting element row isdetected, and then the organic light-emitting element group 111 b in thesecond organic light-emitting element row is detected until thedetection process is completed for the organic light-emitting elementgroups 111 b in all organic light-emitting element rows. The embodimentof the present disclosure does not limit how to implement the detectionof the multiple organic light-emitting element groups 111 in a sameorganic light-emitting element row 111H, and only needs to detect eachorganic light-emitting element 1111 in an organic light-emitting elementrow manner, acquire a compensation signal of each organic light-emittingelement 1111, and precisely compensate each organic light-emittingelement 1111 based on the acquired compensation signal, thereby ensuringthe compensation signal and further ensuring the good display uniformityof the display panel. It should be noted that, the embodiment of thepresent disclosure is only described by taking that the display panel 10includes two groups of organic light-emitting element groups 111 as anexample. It should be understood that the display panel 10 may includemultiple groups of organic light-emitting element groups, for example,when the display panel 10 includes three groups of organiclight-emitting element groups, a first group of organic light-emittingelement group among the three groups of organic light-emitting elementgroups may include a (3n+1)^(th) organic light-emitting element column,a second group of organic light-emitting element group among the threegroups of organic light-emitting element groups may include a(3n+2)^(th) organic light-emitting element column, and a third set oforganic light-emitting element group in the three sets of organiclight-emitting element groups may include a (3n+2)^(th) organiclight-emitting element column, thereby ensuring that i^(th) columns oforganic light-emitting element columns in each organic light-emittingelement group may be adjacently arranged, where i≥1 and i is an integer,and n≥1 and n is an integer. When the display panel 10 includes fourgroups of organic light-emitting element groups, a first group oflight-emitting element group among the four groups of organiclight-emitting element groups may include a (4m+1)^(th) organiclight-emitting element column, a second light-emitting element groupamong the four groups of organic light-emitting element groups mayinclude a (4m+2)^(th) organic light-emitting element column, a thirdlight-emitting element group among the four groups of organiclight-emitting element groups may include a (4m+3)^(th) organiclight-emitting element column, and a fourth light-emitting element groupamong the four groups of organic light-emitting element groups mayinclude a (4m+4)^(th) organic light-emitting element column, therebyensuring that the i^(th) columns of organic light-emitting elementcolumns of each organic light-emitting element group are adjacentlyarranged, where i≥1 and i is an integer, and m≥1 and m is an integer.The embodiment of the present disclosure does not limit how many groupsof organic light-emitting element groups are specifically included inthe display panel 10, and only needs to ensure that the i^(th) columnsof organic light-emitting element columns in each organic light-emittingelement group are adjacently arranged.

Specifically, FIG. 2 is a structural diagram of a pixel circuit and adetection circuit according to an embodiment of the present disclosure,FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a detection timing sequence accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 4 is a schematicdiagram of a display timing sequence according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure. A working process of the display panel according tothe present disclosure will be described in detail with reference toFIG. 2, FIG. 3 and FIG. 4.

FIG. 2 illustrates an example in which the pixel circuit 12 is a common7T1C (seven thin film transistors and one storage capacitor) circuit andthe detection circuit 13 includes one thin film transistor. As shown inFIG. 2, the display panel 10 may further include a first scanning line121, a second scanning line 122, a light-emitting control signal line123, a first power signal line 124, a second power signal line 125, areference voltage line 126, a data signal line 17, a detection signalline 18, and a detection scanning line 19. Scan1 is a first scanningsignal input to the first scanning line 121, Scan2 is a second scanningsignal input to the second scanning line 122, Emit is a light-emittingcontrol signal input to the light-emitting control signal line 123,Vdata is a data signal input to the data signal line 17, Vsence is adetection signal input to the detection signal line 18, VS is adetection scanning signal output to the detection scanning line 19, Vrefis a reference voltage signal input to the reference voltage line 126,PVDD is a first power signal input to the first power signal line 124,and PVEE is a second power signal for forming a current loop of theorganic light-emitting element.

Exemplarily, with continued reference to FIG. 2, the pixel circuit 12may include a first light-emitting control transistor M1, a data signalwriting transistor M2, a driving transistor M3, an additional transistorM4, a memory cell reset transistor M5 (i.e., a first reset transistorM5), a second light-emitting control transistor M6, a light-emittingreset transistor M7 (i.e., a second reset transistor M7), and a storagecapacitor Cst. The detection circuit 13 may include a detectiontransistor M8.

The first scanning line 121 is electrically connected to a gate G5 ofthe memory cell reset transistor M5, a drain D5 of the memory cell resettransistor M5 is electrically connected to a source S7 of thelight-emitting reset transistor M7 of a previous stage (a previous row)(a drain D5 of a first row of memory cell reset transistor M5 iselectrically connected to the reference voltage line 126), a source S5of the memory cell reset transistor M5 is electrically connected to asource S4 of the additional transistor M4, a gate G3 of the drivingtransistor M3 and a second plate Cst2 of the storage capacitor Cst; adrain D4 of the additional transistor M4 is electrically connected to asource S3 of the driving transistor M3 and a drain D6 of the secondlight-emitting control transistor M6, and a gate G4 of the additionaltransistor M4 is electrically connected to the second scanning line 122;the light-emitting control signal line 123 is electrically connected togates of light-emitting control transistors (including a gate G1 of thefirst light-emitting control transistor M1 and a gate G6 of the secondlight-emitting control transistor M6), a drain D1 of the firstlight-emitting control transistor M1 is electrically connected to thesecond power signal line 125, a source S6 of the second light-emittingcontrol transistor M6 is electrically connected to a metal anode of theorganic light-emitting element 1111 and a source S7 of thelight-emitting reset transistor M7, the source S3 of the drivingtransistor M3 is electrically connected to a drain D6 of the secondlight-emitting control transistor M6, a drain D3 of the drivingtransistor M3 is electrically connected to a source S1 of the firstlight-emitting control transistor M1 and a source S2 of the data signalwriting transistor M2, a gate G3 of the driving transistor M3 iselectrically connected to the second plate Cst2 of the storagecapacitor, in an embodiment, the gate G3 of the driving transistor M3 ismultiplexed as the second plate Cst2 of the storage capacitor Cst; afirst plate Cst1 of the storage capacitor Cst is electrically connectedto the first power signal line 124; a gate G2 of the data signal writingtransistor M2 is electrically connected to the second scanning line 122,and a drain D2 of the data signal writing transistor M2 is electricallyconnected to the data signal line 17. A gate G8 of the detectiontransistor M8 is connected to the detection scanning line 19, a drain D8of the detection transistor M8 is connected to the detection signal line18, and a source S8 of the detection transistor M8 is connected to themetal anode of the organic light-emitting element 1111.

The memory cell reset transistor M5 and the additional transistor M4 maybe double-gate transistors (not shown in the figure), so as to reduceleakage current and improve the control precision of the pixel drivingcircuit on the driving current, thereby facilitating the improvement ofthe control precision of the light-emitting brightness of thelight-emitting element.

For transistors M1 to M7 as circled in FIG. 2, the gate G7 of thelight-emitting reset transistor M7 is electrically connected to a firstscanning line 121 in a next row, the first scanning line 121 in the nextrow is electrically connected to a second scanning line 122 in a currentrow. Therefore, for the current row, the gate G7 of the light-emittingreset transistor M7 is electrically connected to the second scanningline 122 in the current row.

The memory cell reset transistor M5 is used to provide a reset voltagefor the storage capacitor Cst before the display phase, and thelight-emitting reset transistor M7 is used to provide an initializationvoltage to the organic light-emitting element 1111 before the displayphase.

In implementations described above, each of the transistors M1 to M7 maybe a P-type transistor or an N-type transistor, which is not limited inthe embodiment of the present disclosure. Exemplarily, a detaileddescription on working principles of the pixel circuit and the detectioncircuit is given by taking a case that the transistors M1 to M7 areP-type transistors and a reference voltage signal Vref is a low-levelsignal as an example.

As shown in FIG. 3, since all of M1 to M7 are P-type transistors, in thedetection phase, the signal Scan1 on the first scanning line 121, thesignal Scan2 on the second scanning line 122, and the signal Emit on thelight-emitting control signal line 123 are all set to be high-levelsignals, and a signal provided by the pixel driving circuit 14 to thepixel circuit 12 is a non-enabling signal, at this time, all of M1 to M7are turned off, and a pixel electrode 12 is in a non-operating state.Since M8 is a P-type transistor, during the detection phase, the signalVS on the detection scanning line 19 is set to include a low-levelsignal, which ensures that a signal provided by the detection drivingcircuit 15 to the detection circuit 13 includes an enabling signal, andat this time, M8 is turned on, the detection circuit 13 is in anoperating state. The detection signal Vsence on the detection signalline 18 can be transmitted to the organic light-emitting element 1111,which ensures that the organic light-emitting element 1111 can bedetected and a compensation signal for the organic light-emittingelement 1111 can be acquired. As shown in FIG. 3, the detection phasemay include a first detection phase T₁ and a second detection phase T₂.In the first detection phase T₁, the detection signal Vsence is low, anda falling edge of the signal VS is within the first detection phase T₁;while in the second detection phase T₂, the detection signal Vsence ishigh, and a rising edge of the signal VS is within the second detectionphase T₂.

As shown in FIG. 4, in a time period T_(A) (an initial stage) of thedisplay phase, the signal Scan1 in the first scanning line 121 is in alow-level state, the signal Scan2 in the second scanning line 122 andthe signal Emit in the light-emitting control signal line 123 are in ahigh-level state. At this time, the memory cell reset transistor M5 isturned on. A potential Vref on the reference voltage line is applied tothe second plate Cst2 of the storage capacitor Cst through the memorycell reset transistor M5. That is, a potential of a first node N1 (i.e.a metal part N1) is the reference voltage Vref. At this time, apotential of the gate G3 of the driving transistor M3 is also thereference voltage Vref.

In a time period t2 (a data signal voltage writing phase) of the displayphase, the signal Scan2 on the second scanning line 122 is in alow-level state, the signal Scan1 on the first scanning line 121 and thesignal Emit on the light-emitting control signal line 123 are in ahigh-level state. At this time, the data signal writing transistor M2and the additional transistor M4 are turned on. Meanwhile, the potentialof the gate G3 of the driving transistor M3 is the reference voltageVref, which is also a low potential, and the driving transistor M3 isalso turned on. A data signal Vdata including the compensation signal onthe data line 17 is applied to the first node N1 through the data signalwriting transistor M2, the driving transistor M3 and the additionaltransistor M4, and the potential of the first node N1 is graduallypulled up by the potential of the data line 17.

When a gate voltage of the driving transistor M3 is pulled up to avoltage that a voltage difference between a voltage of the source S3 andsaid voltage is not larger than a threshold voltage V_(th) of thedriving transistor M3, the driving transistor M3 will be in a cut-offstate.

Since the source S3 of the driving transistor M3 is electricallyconnected to the data signal line 17 through the data signal writingtransistor M2, a potential V_(data) of the source S3 of the drivingtransistor M3 maintains unchanged. Thus, when the driving transistor M3is cut off, the potential of the gate G3 of the driving transistor M3 isV_(data_)|V_(th)|, where V_(data) is a value of the voltage on the dataline and |V_(th)| is a threshold voltage of the driving transistor M3.

At this time, a voltage difference Vc between the first plate Cst1 andthe second plate Cst2 of the storage capacitor Cst is:V _(PVDD) V _(data) |V _(th)|where V1 represents the potential of the first plate Cst1, V2 representsthe potential of the second plate Cst2, and V_(PVDD) is a voltage valueof a power signal on the first power signal line 124. In the data signalvoltage writing phase, the voltage difference Vc between the first plateCst1 and the second plate Cst2 of the storage capacitor Cst includes thethreshold voltage |V_(th)| of the driving transistor M3. That is, in thedata signal voltage writing phase, the threshold voltage V_(th) of thedriving transistor M3 is detected and stored in the storage capacitorCst.

In the data signal voltage writing phase, the light-emitting resettransistor T7 is also turned on, the light-emitting reset transistor M7writes the potential Vref on the reference voltage line 126 into a firstelectrode of the organic light-emitting element 1111, and initializesthe potential of the first electrode of the organic light-emittingelement 1111, so that influence of a voltage of a first electrode of anorganic light-emitting element 1111 in a previous frame on a voltage ofa first electrode of an organic light-emitting element 1111 in the nextframe can be reduced, and the display uniformity can be furtherimproved.

In a time period T_(C) (a light-emitting phase, or a display phase), thesignal Emit on the light-emitting control signal line 123 is in alow-level state, the signal Scan1 on the first scanning line 121 and thesignal Scan2 on the second scanning line 122 are in a high-level state.At this time, the first light-emitting control transistor M1 and thesecond light-emitting control transistor M6 are turned on, the voltageof the source S3 of the driving transistor M3 is V_(PVDD), and a voltagedifference between the source and the gate of the driving transistor M3is:V _(sg) =V _(PVDD)−(V _(data) −|V _(th)|).

The light-emitting unit 122 is driven by a drain current of the drivingtransistor M3 to emit light, and the current I_(d) of the drivingtransistor satisfies the following formula:

${I_{d} = {{\frac{1}{2}\mu C_{ox}\frac{W}{L}( {V_{sg} - {V_{th}}} )^{2}} = {{\frac{1}{2}\mu C_{ox}\frac{W}{L}( {V_{PVDD} - V_{data} + {V_{th}} - {V_{th}}} )^{2}} = {\frac{1}{2}\mu C_{ox}\frac{W}{L}( {V_{PVDD} - V_{data}} )^{2}}}}},$where μ is a mobility of carriers of the driving transistor M3, W and Lare respectively a length and a width of a channel of the firstlight-emitting control transistor M1 and the second light-emittingcontrol transistor M6, C_(ox) is a capacitance of a gate oxide of thedriving transistor M3 in an unit area, and V_(PVDD) is the voltage onthe first power signal line 151, V_(data) is the voltage on the datasignal line 17. The V_(data) signal includes the compensation signalacquired during the detection phase, so as to ensure the compensation ofthe organic light-emitting element 1111 during the display phase.

As can be known from the above description of the working principles ofthe pixel circuit 12 and the detection circuit 13, by reasonably settingthe driving signals provided by the pixel driving circuit 14 and thedetection driving circuit 15, and reasonably setting the detectionsignal and the data signal provided by the integrated driving circuit16, the detection and compensation processes of the organiclight-emitting element 1111 can be completed, so as to ensure that theorganic light-emitting element 1111 acquires the compensation signal inthe display phase, and the display uniformity of all organiclight-emitting elements 1111 in the display panel 10 is good.

Specifically, in the detection process, the detection signal Vsrefprovided by the integrated driving circuit 16 may be a voltage signal,and at this time, the current flowing through the organic light-emittingelement 1111 may be detected to acquire a current voltage-current curveof the organic light-emitting element; or, the detection signal Vsrefprovided by the integrated driving circuit 16 may be a current signal,and at this time, a voltage value at two ends of the organiclight-emitting element 1111 may be detected to acquire the currentvoltage-current curve of the organic light-emitting element. Since theorganic light-emitting element 1111 is a current driving element, theorganic light-emitting element 1111 may be aged after working for acertain time, and the current-voltage correspondence of the organiclight-emitting element 1111 may change. In the embodiment of the presentdisclosure, the current voltage-current curve of the organiclight-emitting element 1111 is acquired by detecting the organiclight-emitting element 1111, and the degradation degree of the organiclight-emitting element 1111 is connected by comparing the initialvoltage-current curve stored before shipment of the organiclight-emitting element 1111 from the factory, so as to compensate theorganic light-emitting element 1111 through the data signal provided bythe data signal line 17 in the display phase.

It should be noted that, in the embodiment of the present disclosure,the working process of the display panel is described only by takingthat the pixel circuit is a 7T1C circuit as an example. It should beunderstood that, in the display panel provided in the embodiment of thepresent disclosure, the pixel circuit may also be in other forms, forexample, a 2T1C circuit or a 4T1C circuit, and a specific form of thepixel electrode is not limited in the embodiment of the presentdisclosure. When the pixel circuit is the 7T1C circuit, a thresholdshift of the driving transistor may be compensated, and the displaybrightness of the organic light-emitting element 1111 is ensured to berelated to the power supply signal and the data signal only.

Furthermore, when the Emit, Scan1 and Scan2 signals each are high-levelsignals, and the PVDD, PVEE and Vref signals may each be zero values,thereby ensuring a lower power consumption of the display panel.

In summary, the embodiment of the present disclosure provides thedisplay panel, in which the organic light-emitting element array isconfigured to include multiple groups of organic light-emitting elementgroups, each organic light-emitting element group includes multiplecolumns of organic light-emitting element columns, and i^(th) columns oforganic light-emitting element columns in each organic light-emittingelement group are adjacently arranged. Further, a detection circuit isadded in the display region, a detection driving circuit is added in theperipheral circuit region. In the detection phase, organiclight-emitting element columns in the multiple groups of organiclight-emitting element groups in a same organic light-emitting elementrow are respectively and sequentially detected, and the compensationsignal for the organic light-emitting element is acquired to compensatethe organic light-emitting element, so that the detection result and thecompensation result are precise, and the display uniformity of thedisplay panel is good after compensation.

In an embodiment, in the detection phase, sequentially detecting theorganic light-emitting element columns in the multiple organiclight-emitting element groups in a same organic light-emitting elementrow may be implemented by reasonably setting a timing sequence of thedetection driving signal provided by the detection driving circuit 15,and detecting the organic light-emitting element columns by detectingthe timing sequence of the driving signal, so that each organiclight-emitting column or multiple columns of organic light-emittingelement columns correspond to a same detection signal line 18, which maygreatly reduce a number of output terminals on the integrated drivingcircuit 16, reduce the cost of the integrated driving circuit 16 and thebinding yield.

The following is a detailed description of how to implement thedetection of the organic light-emitting element column by setting thetiming sequence of the detection driving signal.

FIG. 5 is a structural diagram of another display panel according to anembodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 5, the detectiondriving circuit 15 includes multiple groups of first detection shiftregister circuits 151, and the first detection shift register circuits151 are in a one-to-one correspondence with the organic light-emittingelement groups. The first detecting shift register circuit 151 includesmultiple stages of first detecting shift registers 1511 sequentiallyarranged in cascade, and a number of stages of the first detecting shiftregister circuits 151 is the same as a number of organic light-emittingelement rows 111H. The first detection shift register 1511 in each stageis electrically connected to the detection circuit 12 corresponding tothe organic light-emitting elements 1111 arranged in a same row in asame organic light-emitting element group 111. The display panel 10further includes multiple detection signal lines 18, one end of thej^(th) detection signal line is electrically connected to the integrateddriving circuit 16, and another end is electrically connected to thedetection circuit 13 corresponding to the j^(th) organic light-emittingelement column 111L in each organic light-emitting element group 111,where j≥1 and j is an integer.

As shown in FIG. 5, the detection driving circuit 15 includes multiplegroups of first detection shift register circuits 151, and the firstdetection shift register circuits 151 are in a one-to-one correspondencewith the organic light-emitting element groups 111 for detecting theorganic light-emitting element groups 111. Further, the first detectionshift register circuit 151 includes multiple stages of first detectionshift registers 1511 which are sequentially arranged in cascade, and anumber of stages of the first detection shift register circuit 151 isthe same as a number of organic light-emitting element rows 111H in theorganic light-emitting element group 111. The first detection shiftregister 1511 in each stage is electrically connected to the detectioncircuit 12 corresponding to the multiple organic light-emitting elements1111 arranged in a same row in the organic light-emitting element group111, which is used for driving the organic light-emitting elements 1111in a same organic light-emitting element row 111H in the organiclight-emitting element group 111. Further, the j^(th) detection signalline 18 is electrically connected to the detection circuit 13corresponding to the j^(th) organic light-emitting element column 111Lin each organic light-emitting element group 111 respectively, which isused for providing a detection signal to the detection circuit 13corresponding to the j^(th) organic light-emitting element column 111Lin each organic light-emitting element group 111.

Specifically, FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the detailedstructure of region A in FIG. 5 and FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram ofanother detection timing sequence according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure. Referring to FIG. 5, FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, the firstdetection shift register circuit 151 includes at least a first alphadetection shift register circuit 151 a and a first beta detection shiftregister circuit 151 b. The organic light-emitting element group 111includes at least an alpha organic light-emitting element group 111 aand a beta organic light-emitting element group 111 b. FIG. 5illustrates an example in which only the first detection shift registercircuit 151 includes the first alpha detection shift register circuit151 a and the first beta detection shift register circuit 151 b, and theorganic light-emitting element group 111 includes the alpha organiclight-emitting element group 111 a and the beta organic light-emittingelement group 111 b. The first alpha detection shift register circuit151 a is electrically connected to the alpha organic light-emittingelement group 111 a, and the first beta detection shift register circuit151 b is electrically connected to the beta organic light-emittingelement group 111 b.

The detection phase includes at least a first alpha detection phase anda first beta detection phase which are arranged sequentially.

In the first alpha detection phase, the first alpha detection shiftregister circuit 151 a is used for providing an enabling signal for thedetection circuit 13 corresponding to the alpha organic light-emittingelement group 111 a and the integrated drive circuit 16 is used forproviding the detection signal for the detection circuit 13corresponding to the alpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a.

In the first beta detection phase, the first beta detection shiftregister circuit 151 b is used for providing an enabling signal for thedetection circuit 13 corresponding to the beta organic light-emittingelement group 111 b and the integrated drive circuit 16 is used forproviding the detection signal for the detection circuit 13corresponding to the beta organic light-emitting element group 111 b.

The display panel described in various forms in FIG. 5, FIG. 6 and FIG.7 is an example in which the detection of all organic light-emittingelements 1111 in the alpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a iscompleted, and then the detection of all organic light-emitting elements1111 in the beta organic light-emitting element group 111 b iscompleted. As shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. 7, the first detection shiftregister circuit 151 a includes K (K is an integer greater than 1)stages of first detection shift registers 1511 a which are sequentiallyarranged in cascade, and a number of stages of the first detection shiftregister circuit 151 a is the same as a number of the organiclight-emitting element rows 111H in the organic light-emitting elementgroup 111 a. The first detection shift register 1511 a in each stage iselectrically connected to the detection circuit 13 corresponding to themultiple organic light-emitting elements 1111 arranged in a same row inthe organic light-emitting element group 111 a. As shown in FIG. 7, thefirst alpha detection phase is represented by T_(1α) and the first betadetection phase is represented by T_(1β). In the first alpha detectionphase T_(1α), a first alpha detection shift register 1511 a in a j^(th)(j=1, 2, 3, . . . , K) stage is used for providing an enabling signalVS_(αj), which corresponds to the j^(th) signal VS in the first alphadetection phase T_(1α) in FIG. 7, to the detection circuit 13corresponding to a j^(th) organic light-emitting element row 111H in thealpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a, driving the detectioncircuit 13 corresponding to the organic light-emitting element 1111 in asame organic light-emitting element row 111H in the alpha organiclight-emitting element group 111 a to be turned on, and at this time,the multiple detection signal lines 18 respectively provide detectionsignals to the multiple organic light-emitting element columns 111L inthe alpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a, detect themultiple organic light-emitting element columns 111L in the alphaorganic light-emitting element group 111 a, and respectively acquire thecompensation signal of each organic light-emitting element column in thealpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a. In the first betadetection phase T_(1β), the first beta detection shift register 1511 bin the j^(th) stage is used for providing an enabling signal VS_(βj),which corresponds to the j^(th) signal VS in the first alpha detectionphase T_(1β) in FIG. 7, to the detection circuit 13 corresponding toeach organic light-emitting element row 111H in the beta organiclight-emitting element group 111 b, driving the detection circuit 13corresponding to the organic light-emitting element 1111 in a sameorganic light-emitting element row 111H in the beta organiclight-emitting element group 111 b to be turned on, and at this time,the multiple detection signal lines 18 respectively provide detectionsignals to the multiple organic light-emitting element columns 111L inthe beta organic light-emitting element group 111 b, detect the multipleorganic light-emitting element columns 111L in the beta organiclight-emitting element group 111 b, and respectively acquire thecompensation signal of each organic light-emitting element column in thebeta organic light-emitting element group 111 b. In this way, the entiredetection process of the alpha organic light-emitting element group 111a and the beta organic light-emitting element group 111 b is completed,and the compensation signal of each organic light-emitting element 1111in the alpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a and the betaorganic light-emitting element group 111 b is acquired.

In this way, by reasonably setting the detection driving circuit 15 andthe detection timing sequence, the entire detection process of theorganic light-emitting element array 11 is completed by sequentiallydetecting different organic light-emitting element groups 111, so as toensure that each organic light-emitting element 1111 in the organiclight-emitting element array 11 can acquire the precise compensationsignal. In the display phase, the organic light-emitting element 1111 iscompensated by the data signal including the compensation signal,thereby ensuring good uniformity of display effect of the entire displaypanel.

FIG. 8 is a structural diagram of another display panel according to anembodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 8, the detectiondriving circuit 15 includes a second detection shift register circuit152. The second detecting shift register circuit 152 includes multiplestages of second detecting shift registers 1521 which are sequentiallyarranged in cascade, and a number n of stages of the second detectingshift register circuit 152, a number m of the organic light-emittingelement rows 111H, and a number k of the organic light-emitting elementgroups 11 meet n=m*k; the detection circuits corresponding to theorganic light-emitting elements 1111 in the multiple organiclight-emitting element groups 111 in a same organic light-emittingelement row 111H are electrically connected to the multiple stages ofsecond detection shift registers 1521 which are arranged next to eachother, respectively. The display panel 10 further includes multipledetection signal lines 18, one end of the j^(th) detection signal lineis electrically connected to the integrated driving circuit 16, andanother end is electrically connected to the detection circuit 13corresponding to the j^(th) organic light-emitting element column 111Lin each organic light-emitting element group 111, where j≥1 and j is aninteger.

As shown in FIG. 8, the detection driving circuit 15 includes a seconddetecting shift register circuit 152, and the number n of stages of thesecond detecting shift register circuit 152, the number m of the organiclight-emitting element rows 111H, and the number k of the organiclight-emitting element groups 11 meet n=m*k, that is, the number of thesecond detecting shift registers 1521 corresponding to each organiclight-emitting element row 111H is the same as the number of the organiclight-emitting element groups 111. Furthermore, the detection circuitscorresponding to the organic light-emitting elements 1111 in themultiple organic light-emitting element groups 111 in a same organiclight-emitting element row 111H are electrically connected to themultiple stages of the second detection shift registers 1521 which arearranged adjacently, and the second detection shift register 1521 ineach stage is used to drive the detection circuit 13 corresponding toone organic light-emitting element group 111 in one organiclight-emitting element row 111H. Further, the j^(th) detection signalline 18 is electrically connected to the detection circuit 13corresponding to the j^(th) organic light-emitting element column 111Lin each organic light-emitting element group 111 respectively, which isused to provide the detection signal to the detection circuit 13corresponding to the j^(th) organic light-emitting element column 111Lin each organic light-emitting element group 111.

Specifically, FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of another detection timingsequence according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. As shownin FIG. 6, FIG. 8 and FIG. 9, the second detection shift registercircuit 152 includes at least a second alpha detection shift registercircuit 152 a and a second beta detection shift register circuit 152 b.The second alpha detection shift register circuit 152 a includes K (K isan integer greater than 1) stages of second alpha detection shiftregisters 1521 a, the second beta detection shift register circuit 152 bincludes K stages of second beta detection shift registers 1521 b, andthe second alpha detection shift registers 1521 a and the second betadetection shift registers 1521 b are sequentially arranged in cycliccascade. The organic light-emitting element group 111 includes at leastan alpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a and a beta organiclight-emitting element group 111 b, and FIG. 8 illustrates an example inwhich only that the second detection shift register circuit 152 includesa second alpha detection shift register circuit 152 a and a second betadetection shift register circuit 152 b, and the organic light-emittingelement group 111 includes the alpha organic light-emitting elementgroup 111 a and the beta organic light-emitting element group 111 b. Thesecond alpha detection shift register 1521 a in each stage iselectrically connected to the alpha organic light-emitting element group111 a in a same organic light-emitting element row 111H, and the secondbeta detection shift register 1521 b in each stage is electricallyconnected to the beta organic light-emitting element group 111 b in asame organic light-emitting element row 111H.

The detection phase includes at least K second alpha detection phasesT_(2α) and K second beta detection phases T_(2β), and the K second alphadetection phases T_(2α) and the K second beta detection phases T_(2β)are arranged sequentially and cyclically.

In the second alpha detection phase T_(2α), the second alpha detectionshift register 1521 a in a j^(th) (j=1, 2, . . . , K) stage is used forproviding the enabling signal VS_(αj), which corresponds to the j^(th)signal VS in the second alpha detection phase T_(2α) in FIG. 7, for thealpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a in a same organiclight-emitting element row 111H; and the integrated drive circuit 16 isused for providing the detection signal for the detection circuit 13corresponding to the alpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a.

In the second beta detection phase T_(2β), the second beta detectionshift register 1521 b in the j^(th) stage is used for providing theenabling signal VS_(βj), which corresponds to the j^(th) signal VS inthe second beta detection phase T_(2β) in FIG. 7, for the beta organiclight-emitting element group 111 b in a same organic light-emittingelement row 111H; and the integrated drive circuit 16 is used forproviding the detection signal for the detection circuit 13corresponding to the beta organic light-emitting element group 111 b.

The display panel provided in FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 detects the alphaorganic light-emitting element group 111 a in the first organiclight-emitting element row, then detects the beta organic light-emittingelement group 111 b in the first organic light-emitting element row,then detects the alpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a in thesecond organic light-emitting element row, and then detects the betaorganic light-emitting element group 111 b in the second organiclight-emitting element row, so that the detection process of the alphaorganic light-emitting element groups 111 a and the beta organiclight-emitting element groups 111 b in all organic light-emittingelement rows is completed. As shown in FIG. 8 and FIG. 9, the seconddetection shift register circuit 152 includes a second alpha detectionshift register circuit 152 a and a second beta shift register circuitbeta 152 b. The second alpha detection shift register circuit 152 aincludes multiple stages of the second alpha detection shift registers1521 a, the second beta shift register circuit 152 b includes multiplestages of the second beta detection shift registers 1521 b, and thesecond alpha detection shift registers 1521 a and the second betadetection shift registers 1521 b are sequentially arranged in cycliccascade. The second alpha detection shift register 1521 a in each stageis electrically connected to the alpha organic light-emitting elementgroup 111 a in a same organic light-emitting element column 111H. In thesecond alpha detection phase, the second alpha detection shift register1521 a in each stage is used for providing the enabling signal to thedetection circuit 13 corresponding to the alpha organic light-emittingelement group 111 a in a same organic light-emitting element row 111H todrive the detection circuit 13 corresponding to the alpha organiclight-emitting element group 111 a in a same organic light-emittingelement row 111H to be turned on, and at this time, the multipledetection signal lines 18 respectively provide detection signals to themultiple organic light-emitting elements 1111 in the alpha organiclight-emitting element group 111 a in a same organic light-emittingelement row 111H. The multiple organic light-emitting element rows 1111in the alpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a in a sameorganic light-emitting element row 111H are detected, and thecompensation signal of each organic light-emitting element 1111 in thealpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a in the same organiclight-emitting element row 111H is acquired. The second beta detectionshift register 1521 b in each stage is electrically connected to thebeta organic light-emitting element group 111 b in a same organiclight-emitting element column 111H. In the second beta detection phase,the second alpha detection shift register 1521 b in each stage is usedfor providing the enabling signal to the detection circuit 13corresponding to the beta organic light-emitting element group 111 b ina same organic light-emitting element row 111H to drive the detectioncircuit 13 corresponding to the beta organic light-emitting elementgroup 111 b in a same organic light-emitting element row 111H to beturned on, and at this time, the multiple detection signal lines 18respectively provide detection signals to the multiple organiclight-emitting elements 1111 in the beta organic light-emitting elementgroup 111 b in a same organic light-emitting element row 111H. Themultiple organic light-emitting element rows 1111 in the beta organiclight-emitting element group 111 b in a same organic light-emittingelement row 111H are detected, and the compensation signal of eachorganic light-emitting element 1111 in the beta organic light-emittingelement group 111 b in the same organic light-emitting element row 111His acquired. In this way, the detection process of the same organiclight-emitting element row 111H is completed, and then the detectionprocess of a next organic light-emitting element row 111H is completeduntil the detection processes of all organic light-emitting element rows111H are completed, that is, the detection process of the entire organiclight-emitting element array 11 is completed, and the compensationsignal of each organic light-emitting element 1111 in the alpha organiclight-emitting element group 111 a and the beta organic light-emittingelement group 111 b is acquired.

In this way, by reasonably setting the detection driving circuit 15 andthe detection timing sequence, and sequentially detecting differentorganic light-emitting element groups 111 in the same organiclight-emitting element row 111H, then the entire detection process ofthe organic light-emitting element array 11 in the order of the organiclight-emitting element rows 111H is completed, so as to ensure that eachorganic light-emitting element 1111 in the organic light-emittingelement array 11 can acquire the precise compensation signal. In thedisplay phase, the organic light-emitting element 1111 is compensated bythe data signal including the compensation signal, thereby ensuring gooduniformity of the display effect of the entire display panel.

FIG. 10 is a structural diagram of another display panel according to anembodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 11 is a schematic diagramshowing the detailed structure of region B in FIG. 10. As shown in FIG.10 and FIG. 11, the detection driving circuit 15 includes a thirddetection shift register circuit 153. The third detection shift registercircuit 153 includes multiple stages of third detection shift registers1531 which are sequentially arranged in cascade, and a number of stagesof the third detection shift register circuit 153 is the same as anumber of the organic light-emitting device rows 111H. The thirddetection shift register 1531 in each stage is electrically connected tothe detection circuit corresponding to the multiple organiclight-emitting elements 1111 arranged in a same column. The displaypanel 10 further includes multiple groups of the multi-output selectioncircuits 20 and multiple clock signal lines 21. Each group of themulti-output selection circuits 20 includes multiple switch elements201, and a number of the switch elements 201 in each group of themulti-output selection circuit 20 is the same as a number of the organiclight-emitting element groups 111. Each clock signal line 21 iselectrically connected to the switch element 201 which is connected tothe same organic light-emitting element group 111. The display panel 10further includes multiple detection signal lines 18, one end of eachdetection signal line 18 is electrically connected to the integrateddriving circuit 16, another end of each detection signal line 18 iselectrically connected to a signal input terminal of each group of themulti-output selection circuit 20, and a signal output terminal of eachgroup of the multi-output selection circuit 20 is connected to anorganic light-emitting element row 111L through the switch element 201.

As shown in FIG. 10, the detection driving circuit 15 includes the thirddetection shift register circuit 153, and the number of stages of thethird detection shift register circuit 153 is the same as the number ofthe organic light-emitting element rows 111H. Each third detection shiftregister 1531 is electrically connected to the detection circuits 13corresponding to the multiple organic light-emitting elements 1111 inthe same organic light-emitting element row 111H, that is, the thirddetection shift register 1531 in each stage is used for driving multipledetection circuits 13 in the same organic light-emitting element column111H. Further, the display panel 10 further includes multiple groups ofmulti-output selection circuits 20 and multiple clock signal lines 21,and the number of the switch elements 201 in each group of multi-outputselection circuits 20 is the same as the number of the organiclight-emitting element groups 111, and each clock signal line 21 iselectrically connected to the switch element 201 which is connected tothe same organic light-emitting element group 111, so that the clocksignal provided by the clock signal line 21 controls the switch element201 corresponding to the same organic light-emitting element group 111to be turned on and off, and controls whether the detection signal canbe transmitted to the organic light-emitting element 1111 through thedetection circuit 13.

Specifically, FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram of another detection timingsequence according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Inconjunction with FIG. 10, FIG. 11, and FIG. 12, the organiclight-emitting element group 111 includes at least an alpha organiclight-emitting element group 111 a and a beta organic light-emittingelement group 111 b. Each group of the multi-output selection circuit 20includes at least an alpha switch element 201 a and a beta switchelement 201 b and the K clock signal lines 21 at least include a firstclock signal line 21 a and a second clock signal line 21 b. FIG. 10illustrates an example in which only the organic light-emitting elementgroup 111 includes an alpha organic light-emitting element group 111 aand a beta organic light-emitting element group 111 b, each group of themulti-output selection circuit 20 includes the alpha switch element 201a and the beta switch element 201 b, and the K clock signal lines 21include the alpha clock signal line 21 a and the beta clock signal line21 b.

The detection phase includes at least K (K is an integer greater than 1)third alpha detection phases and K third beta detection phases, and theK third alpha detection phases and the K third beta detection phases arearranged sequentially and cyclically.

In the third alpha detection phase, the third detection shift register1531 in a j^(th) (j=1, 2, . . . , K) stage is used for providing theenabling signal VS_(j) for the organic light-emitting elements 111 in asame organic light-emitting element row 111H, the alpha clock signalline 21 a is used for providing an alpha enabling signal to the alphaswitch element 201 a in duration of the enabling signal, and theintegrated driving circuit 16 is used for providing the detection signalfor the alpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a.

In the third beta detection phase, the third detection shift register1531 in each stage is used for providing the enabling signal VS_(j) forthe organic light-emitting elements 111 in a same organic light-emittingelement row 111H, the beta clock signal line 21 b is used for providinga beta enabling signal to the beta switch element 201 b in duration ofthe enabling signal, and the integrated driving circuit 16 is used forproviding the detection signal for the beta organic light-emittingelement group 111 b.

The display panel provided in FIG. 10, FIG. 11 and FIG. 12 detects thealpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a in the first organiclight-emitting element row, then detects the beta organic light-emittingelement group 111 b in the first organic light-emitting element row,then detects the alpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a in thesecond organic light-emitting element row, and then detects the betaorganic light-emitting element group 111 b in the second organiclight-emitting element row, so that the detection processes of the alphaorganic light-emitting element groups 111 a and the beta organiclight-emitting element groups 111 b in all organic light-emittingelement rows are completed. As shown in FIG. 10 and FIG. 12, in thethird alpha detection phase, the third detection shift register 1531 ineach stage is used for providing the enabling signal to the organiclight-emitting elements 1111 in the same organic light-emitting elementrow 111H, and drive all detection circuits 13 corresponding to the alphaorganic light-emitting element group 111 a and the beta organiclight-emitting element group 111 b in the same organic light-emittingelement row 111H to be turned on, at this time, the alpha clock signalline 21 a provides the alpha enabling signal to the alpha switch element201 a, and the alpha switch element 201 a is turned on. At this time,the multiple detection signal lines 18 respectively provide detectionsignals to the multiple organic light-emitting elements 1111 in thealpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a in the same organiclight-emitting element row 111H. The multiple organic light-emittingelements 1111 in the alpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a inthe same organic light-emitting element row Ill H are detected, and thecompensation signal of each organic light-emitting element 1111 in thealpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a in the same organiclight-emitting element row 111H is acquired. In the third beta detectionphase, the third detection shift register 1531 in each stage is used forproviding the enabling signal to the organic light-emitting elements1111 in the same organic light-emitting element row 111H, and drive alldetection circuits 13 corresponding to the alpha organic light-emittingelement group 111 a and the beta organic light-emitting element group111 b in the same organic light-emitting element row 111H to be turnedon, at this time, the beta clock signal line 21 b provides the betaenabling signal to the beta switch element 201 b, and the beta switchelement 201 b is turned on. At this time, the multiple detection signallines 18 respectively provide detection signals to the multiple organiclight-emitting elements 1111 in the beta organic light-emitting elementgroup 111 b in the same organic light-emitting element row 111H. Themultiple organic light-emitting elements 1111 in the beta organiclight-emitting element group 111 b in the same organic light-emittingelement row 111H are detected, and the compensation signal of eachorganic light-emitting element 1111 in the beta organic light-emittingelement group 111 b in the same organic light-emitting element row 111His acquired. In this way, the detection process of the same organiclight-emitting element row 111H is completed, and then the detectionprocess of a next organic light-emitting element row 111H is completeduntil the detection processes of all organic light-emitting element rows111H are completed, that is, the detection process of the entire organiclight-emitting element array 11 is completed, and the compensationsignal of each organic light-emitting element 1111 in the alpha organiclight-emitting element group 111 a and the beta organic light-emittingelement group 111 b is acquired.

Further, the beta enabling signal and the alpha enabling signal do notoverlap, in this way, the detection processes of the alpha organiclight-emitting element group 111 a and the beta light-emitting elementgroup 111 b do not overlap, thereby ensuring that the detection of thealpha organic light-emitting element group 111 a and the detection ofthe beta organic light-emitting element group 111 b can be independentlycompleted, the acquired compensation signal is precise, the organiclight-emitting element 1111 can be precisely compensated, and thedisplay uniformity of the display panel is good.

In this way, by reasonably setting the detection driving circuit 15 andthe detection timing sequence, and sequentially detecting differentorganic light-emitting element groups 111 in the same organiclight-emitting element row 111H, then the entire detection process ofthe organic light-emitting element array 11 in the order of the organiclight-emitting element rows 111H is completed, thereby ensuring thateach organic light-emitting element 1111 in the organic light-emittingelement array 11 can acquire the precise compensation signal. In thedisplay phase, the organic light-emitting element 1111 is compensated bythe data signal including the compensation signal, thereby ensuring gooduniformity of the display effect of the entire display panel.

In summary, the above embodiments illustrate in three feasibleimplementations that the detection driving signals provided by thedetection driving circuit can be set to sequentially detect the organiclight-emitting element columns in the multiple organic light-emittingelement groups in the same organic light-emitting element rowrespectively in the detection phase, so as to ensure that each organiclight-emitting element in the organic light-emitting element array canacquire an precise compensation signal. In the display phase, theorganic light-emitting element is compensated by the data signalincluding the compensation signal, thereby ensuring good uniformity ofthe display effect of the entire display panel. Further, each organiclight-emitting column or multiple organic light-emitting element rowscorrespond to a same detection signal line, so that a number of outputterminals on the integrated drive circuit can be greatly reduced, andthe cost and the binding yield of the integrated drive circuit arereduced.

In an embodiment, with continued reference to FIG. 4, during a part ofthe display phase, the detection driving circuit 15 may be used toprovide the enabling signal to the detection circuit 13, and theintegrated driving circuit 16 may be used to provide the reset signal tothe detection circuit 13.

Exemplarily, in a T_(B) time period (a data signal voltage writingphase) of the part of the display phase, the VS signal provided by thedetection driving circuit 15 is at a low-level, and the detectioncircuit 13 is turned on, the integrated driving circuit 16 can providethe reset signal to the organic light-emitting element 1111 through thedetection circuit 13, so as to implement the reset operation of theorganic light-emitting element 1111.

In an embodiment, with continued reference to FIG. 3, the detectionphase includes the first detection phase and the second detection phase.

In the first detection phase, the integrated driving circuit 16 is usedto provide the reset signal to the detection circuit 13 for implementingthe reset operation of the organic light-emitting element 1111; and inthe second detection phase, the integrated driving circuit 16 is used toprovide the detection signal to the detection circuit 13 for detectingthe organic light-emitting element 1111 to acquire the compensationsignal for the organic light-emitting element 1111. The detection phaseis configured to include the first detection phase and the seconddetection phase. In the first detection phase, the organiclight-emitting element 1111 is reset, and in the second detection phase,the organic light-emitting element is detected, so as to ensure thateach detection process will not be interfered by the previous detectionprocess, the acquired compensation signal is precise, and each organiclight-emitting element can be compensated precisely.

In an embodiment, with continued reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, thedetection circuit 13 provided in the embodiment of the presentdisclosure may include a thin film transistor M8, a gate G8 of the thinfilm transistor M8 is electrically connected to the detection drivingcircuit 15, a first electrode D8 of the thin film transistor M8 iselectrically connected to the integrated driving circuit 16, and thesecond electrode S8 of the thin film transistor M8 is electricallyconnected to the organic light-emitting element 1111. It should be notedthat, in the embodiment of the present disclosure, only taking that thethin film transistor M8 is a P-type thin film transistor as an example,when the thin film transistor M8 is a P-type thin film transistor, thefirst electrode of the thin film transistor M8 may be a drain D8, andthe second electrode may be a source S8; when the thin film transistorM8 is an N-type thin film transistor, the first electrode of the thinfilm transistor M8 may be a source S8, and the second electrode may be adrain D8. The type of the thin film transistor is not limited in theembodiment of the present disclosure.

In an embodiment, as shown in FIG. 6 and FIG. 11, the display panelprovided by the embodiment of the present disclosure may further includemultiple multi-output selection circuits 22. The multi-output selectioncircuit 22 may include at least two switch elements. FIG. 6 and FIG. 11only take a case that the multi-output selection circuit 22 includes twoswitch elements corresponding two clock signals CKH1 and CKH2 as anexample, so as to implement a 1-to-2 multi-output, that is, one datasignal output terminal on the integrated driving circuit 16 correspondsto two data signal lines 17, thereby reducing the number of data signaloutput terminals in the integrated driving circuit 16 and reducing thecost of the integrated driving circuit 16.

Based on a same the concept, the embodiment of the present disclosurefurther provides a compensation method for the display panel, which isused to compensate the display panel provided by the embodiment of thepresent disclosure. FIG. 13 is a flowchart of a compensation method of adisplay panel according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Asshown in FIG. 13, the compensation method of a display panel accordingto the embodiment of the present disclosure includes steps describedbelow.

In S110, during the detection phase, the pixel driving circuit providesa non-enabling signal to the pixel circuit; the detection drivingcircuit provides an enabling signal to the detection circuit; and theintegrated driving circuit provides a detection signal to the detectioncircuit, sequentially detects multiple organic light-emitting elementgroups in a same organic light-emitting element row respectively, andacquires the compensation signal for the organic light-emitting element.

As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, in the detection phase, the signal Scan1on the first scanning line 121, the signal Scan2 on the second scanningline 122, and the signal Emit on the light-emitting control signal line123 are all high-level signals, the signal provided by the pixel drivingcircuit 14 to the pixel circuit 12 is a non-enabling signal, at thistime, at this time all of M1 to M7 are turned off, and the pixelelectrode 12 is in a non-operating state. Since M8 is a P-typetransistor, during the detection phase, the signal VS on the detectionscanning line 19 is set to include a low-level signal, which ensuresthat a signal provided by the detection driving circuit 15 to thedetection circuit 13 includes an enabling signal, and at this time, M8is turned on, the detection circuit 13 is in an operating state. Thedetection signal Vsence on the detection signal line 18 can betransmitted to the organic light-emitting element 1111, which ensuresthat the organic light-emitting element 1111 can be detected and acompensation signal for the organic light-emitting element 1111 can beacquired.

In S120, during the display phase, the pixel driving circuit providesthe enabling signal to the pixel circuit, the integrated drivingcircuit, according to the compensation signal, provides the compensationsignal to the pixel circuit to compensate the organic light-emittingelement.

As shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 2 and FIG. 4, during a time period T_(A) (aninitial phase) of the display phase, the signal Scan1 on the firstscanning line 121 is a low-level signal, the signal Scan2 on the secondscanning line 122 and the signal Emit on the light-emitting controlsignal line 123 are high-level signals. At this time, the memory cellreset transistor M5 is turned on, the potential of the first node N1 isthe reference voltage Vref, and the potential of the gate G3 of thedriving transistor M3 is also the reference voltage Vref. In a timeperiod T_(B) (a data signal voltage writing phase) of the display phase,the signal Scan2 on the second scanning line 122 is a low-level signal,the signal Scan1 on the first scanning line 121 and the signal Emit onthe light-emitting control signal line 123 are high-level signals, atthis time, the data signal writing transistor M2 and the additionaltransistor M4 are turned on, the driving transistor M3 is also turnedon, the data signal Vdata including the compensation signal on the datasignal line 17 is applied to the first node N1 through the data signalwriting transistor M2, the driving transistor M3 and the additionaltransistor M4. Meanwhile, the voltage difference Vc between the firstplate Cst1 and the second plate Cst2 of the storage capacitor Cstincludes the threshold voltage V_(th) of the driving transistor M3. Thatis, in the data signal voltage writing phase, the threshold voltageV_(th) of the driving transistor M3 is detected, and the thresholdvoltage V_(th) and the compensation signal are stored in the storagecapacitor Cst. In a time period T_(C) (a light-phase, or a displayphase), the signal Emit on the light-emitting control signal line 123 isin a low-level state, the signal Scan1 on the first scanning line 121and the signal Scan2 on the second scanning line 122 are in a high-levelstate. At this time, the first light-emitting control transistor M1 andthe second light-emitting control transistor M6 are turned on, and thecurrent I_(d) of the driving transistor satisfies the following formula:

$\begin{matrix}{I_{d} = {\frac{1}{2}{\mu C}_{ox}\frac{W}{L}( {V_{sg} - {V_{th}}} )^{2}}} \\{= {\frac{1}{2}\mu C_{ox}\frac{W}{L}( {V_{PVDD} - V_{data} + {V_{th}} - {V_{th}}} )^{2}}} \\{= {\frac{1}{2}\mu C_{ox}\frac{W}{L}( {V_{PVDD} - V_{data}} )^{2}}}\end{matrix}\quad$

In this way, a signal V_(data) including the compensation signal iswritten into the organic light-emitting element.

In summary, the compensation method for the display panel provided bythe embodiment of the present disclosure can complete the detection andcompensation processes of the organic light-emitting elements byreasonably setting the pixel driving circuit and the driving signalprovided by the detection driving circuit in the detection phase and thedisplay phase, and reasonably setting the detection signal and the datasignal provided by the integrated driving circuit, thereby ensuring thateach organic light-emitting element acquires a precise compensationsignal in the display phase and ensuring that the display uniformity ofall organic light-emitting elements in the display panel is good.

In an embodiment, FIG. 14 is a flowchart of another compensation methodof a display panel according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.With continued reference to FIG. 5, FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, the detectiondriving circuit 15 includes multiple groups of first detection shiftregister circuits 151, and the first detection shift register circuits151 correspond to the organic light-emitting element groups 111one-to-one. The first detection shift register circuit 151 includesmultiple stages of first detection shift registers 1511 arranged incascade, and the number of stages of the first detection shift registercircuit 151 is the same as the number of organic light-emitting elementrows 111H. The first detection shift register circuit 151 includes atleast a first alpha detection shift register circuit 151 a and a firstbeta detection shift register circuit 151 b. The organic light-emittingelement group 111 includes at least an alpha organic light-emittingelement group 111 a and a beta organic light-emitting element group 111b, where the first alpha detection shift register circuit 151 a iselectrically connected to the alpha organic light-emitting element group111 a, and the first beta detection shift register circuit 151 b iselectrically connected to the beta organic light-emitting element group111 b.

The detection phase includes at least a first alpha detection phase anda first beta detection phase which are arranged sequentially.

Based on the structure of the display panel described above, thecompensation method for the display panel provided by the embodiment ofthe present disclosure may include steps described below.

In S210, during the first alpha detection phase, the first alphadetection shift register circuit provides the enabling signal for thedetection circuit corresponding to the alpha organic light-emittingelement group and the integrated driving circuit provides the detectionsignal for the detection circuit corresponding to the alpha organiclight-emitting element group.

In S220, during the first beta detection phase, the first beta detectionshift register circuit provides the enabling signal for the detectioncircuit corresponding to the beta organic light-emitting element groupand the integrated driving circuit provides the detection signal for thedetection circuit corresponding to the beta organic light-emittingelement group.

In S230, during the display phase, the pixel driving circuit providesthe enabling signal to the pixel circuit, the integrated drive circuit,according to the compensation signal, provides the compensation signalto the pixel circuit to compensate the organic light-emitting element.

In summary, the compensation method for the display panel according tothe embodiment of the present disclosure completes the detection processof the entire organic light-emitting element array by sequentiallydetecting different organic light-emitting element groups, so as toensure that each organic light-emitting element in the organiclight-emitting device array can acquire a precise compensation signal.In the display phase, the organic light-emitting element is compensatedby the data signal including the compensation signal, thereby ensuringgood uniformity of display effect of the entire display panel.

In an embodiment, FIG. 15 is a flowchart of another compensation methodof a display panel according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.With continued reference to FIG. 6, FIG. 8 and FIG. 9, the detectiondriving circuit 15 includes the second detection shift register circuit152. The second detection shift register circuit 152 includes multiplestages of second detection shift registers 1521 which are sequentiallyarranged in cascade, and the number n of stages of the second detectionshift register circuit 152, the number m of the organic light-emittingelement rows 111H, and the number k of the organic light-emittingelement groups 11 meet n=m*k; the second detection shift registercircuit 152 includes at least the second alpha detection shift registercircuit 152 a and the second beta detection shift register circuit 152b, the second alpha detection shift register circuit 152 a includesmultiple stages of second detection shift registers 1521 a, the secondbeta detection shift register circuit 152 b includes multiple stages ofsecond beta detection shift registers 1521 b, and the second alphadetection shift registers 1521 a and the second beta detection shiftregisters 1521 b are sequentially arranged in cyclic cascade; theorganic light-emitting element group 111 includes at least the alphaorganic light-emitting element group 111 a and the beta organiclight-emitting element group 111 b. The second alpha detection shiftregister 1521 a in each stage is electrically connected to the alphaorganic light-emitting element group 111 a in the same organiclight-emitting element row 111H, and the second beta detection shiftregister 1521 b in each stage is electrically connected to the betaorganic light-emitting element group 111 b in the same organiclight-emitting element row 111H.

The detection phase at least includes multiple second alpha detectionphases and multiple second beta detection phases, and the multiplesecond alpha detection phases and the multiple second beta detectionphases are arranged sequentially and cyclically.

Based on the structure of the display panel described above, thecompensation method for the display panel provided by the embodiment ofthe present disclosure may include steps described below.

In S310, during the second alpha detection phase, the second alphadetection shift register in each stage provides the enabling signal forthe alpha organic light-emitting element groups in a same organiclight-emitting element row and the integrated drive circuit provides thedetection signal for the detection circuit corresponding to the alphaorganic light-emitting element group.

In S320, during the second beta detection phase, the second betadetection shift register in each stage provides the enabling signal forthe beta organic light-emitting element groups in a same organiclight-emitting element row and the integrated drive circuit provides thedetection signal for the detection circuit corresponding to the betaorganic light-emitting element group.

In S330, during the display phase, the pixel driving circuit providesthe enabling signal to the pixel circuit, the integrated drive circuit,according to the compensation signal, provides the compensation signalto the pixel circuit to compensate the organic light-emitting element.

In this way, by properly setting the detection driving circuit and thedetection timing sequence, and sequentially detecting different organiclight-emitting element groups in the same organic light-emitting elementrow, then the entire detection process of the organic light-emittingelement array in the order of the organic light-emitting element rows iscompleted, thereby ensuring that each organic light-emitting element1111 in the organic light-emitting element array can acquire the precisecompensation signal. In the display phase, the organic light-emittingelement 1111 is compensated by the data signal including thecompensation signal, thereby ensuring good uniformity of the displayeffect of the entire display panel.

In an embodiment, FIG. 16 is a flowchart of another compensation methodof a display panel according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.With continued reference to FIG. 10, FIG. 11 and FIG. 12, the detectiondriving circuit 15 includes the third detection shift register circuit153, the third detection shift register circuit 153 includes multiplestages of third detection shift registers 1531, and the number of stagesof the third detection shift register circuit 153 is the same as thenumber of the organic light-emitting device rows 111H. The display panel10 further includes a multiple groups of multi-output selection circuits20 and multiple clock signal lines 21, each group of the multi-outputselection circuit 20 includes multiple switch elements 201, and a numberof the switch elements 201 in each group of the multi-output selectioncircuit 20 is the same as the number of the organic light-emittingelement groups 111. Each clock signal line 21 is electrically connectedto the switch element 201 connected to the same organic light-emittingelement group 111.

The organic light0emitting element group 111 includes at least the alphaorganic light-emitting element group 111 a and the beta organiclight-emitting element group 111 b; each group of the multi-outputselection circuit 20 includes at least the alpha switch element 201 aand the beta switch element 201 b; and the multiple clock signal lines21 include at least the alpha clock signal line 21 a and the beta clocksignal line 21 b.

The detection phase includes at least multiple third alpha detectionphases and multiple third beta detection phases, and the multiple thirdalpha detection phases and the multiple third beta detection phases arearranged sequentially and cyclically.

Based on the structure of the display panel described above, thecompensation method for the display panel provided by the embodiment ofthe present disclosure may include steps described below.

In S410, during the third alpha detection phase, the third detectionshift register in each stage provides the enabling signal for organiclight-emitting elements in a same organic light-emitting element row;the alpha clock signal line provides the alpha enabling signal to thealpha switch element within duration of the enabling signal; and theintegrated driving circuit provides the detection signal for the alphaorganic light-emitting element group.

In S410, during the third beta detection phase, the third detectionshift register in each stage provides the enabling signal for organiclight-emitting elements in a same organic light-emitting element row;the beta clock signal line provides the beta enabling signal to the betaswitch element within duration of the enabling signal; the integrateddriving circuit provides the detection signal for the beta organiclight-emitting element group; and The beta enabling signal and the alphaenabling signal do not overlap.

In S430, during the display phase, the pixel driving circuit providesthe enabling signal to the pixel circuit, the integrated drive circuit,according to the compensation signal, provides the compensation signalto the pixel circuit to compensate the organic light-emitting element.

In summary, by reasonably setting the detection driving circuit and thedetection timing sequence, and sequentially detecting different organiclight-emitting element groups in the same organic light-emitting elementrow 111H, then the entire detection process of the organiclight-emitting element array in the order of the organic light-emittingelement rows is completed, thereby ensuring that each organiclight-emitting element 1111 in the organic light-emitting element arraycan acquire the precise compensation signal. In the display phase, theorganic light-emitting element is compensated by the data signalincluding the compensation signal, thereby ensuring good uniformity ofthe display effect of the entire display panel.

On the basis of the foregoing embodiments, an embodiment of the presentdisclosure further provides a display device, including the displaypanel described by any one embodiment of the present disclosure.Specifically, FIG. 17 is a structural diagram of a display deviceaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Referring to FIG.17, the display device 100 includes a display panel 10 according to theembodiment described above. Exemplarily, the display device 100 may bean electronic device such as a mobile phone, a computer, a smartwearable device (such as, a smart watch), a vehicle-mounted displaydevice and the like, which is not limited in the present disclosure.

It is to be noted that the above are only some embodiments of thepresent disclosure and the technical principles used therein. It will beunderstood by those skilled in the art that the present disclosure isnot limited to the specific embodiments described herein, and that thefeatures of the various embodiments of the present disclosure may becoupled or combined in part or in whole with one another, and may becollaborated with one another and technically driven in various ways.Those skilled in the art can make various apparent modifications,adaptations, combinations and substitutions without departing from thescope of the present disclosure. Therefore, while the present disclosurehas been described in detail through the above-mentioned embodiments,the present disclosure is not limited to the above-mentioned embodimentsand may include more other equivalent embodiments without departing fromthe concept of the present disclosure. The scope of the presentdisclosure is determined by the scope of the appended claims.

What is claimed is:
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A display panel, comprising a display region anda peripheral circuit region surrounding the display region, wherein thedisplay region comprises: an organic light-emitting element arraycomprising a plurality of organic light-emitting element groups, eachcomprising a plurality of organic light-emitting element columnsarranged in parallel and numbered as ith, wherein i is an integer largerthan 1, wherein ith organic light-emitting element columns of theplurality of organic light-emitting element groups are arrangedadjacently; and a pixel circuit and a detection circuit, which areconnecting to each of the organic light-emitting element groups in theorganic light-emitting element array, wherein the peripheral circuitregion comprises a pixel driving circuit, a detection driving circuit,and an integrated driving circuit, the pixel driving circuit isconnected to the pixel circuit, the detection driving circuit isconnected to the detection circuit, and the integrated driving circuitis respectively connected to the pixel circuit and the detectioncircuit, wherein in a detection phase, the pixel driving circuitprovides a non-enabling signal to the pixel circuit, the detectiondriving circuit provides an enabling signal to the detection circuit,and the integrated driving circuit provides a detection signal to thedetection circuit, sequentially detects the plurality of organiclight-emitting element groups in a same organic light-emitting elementrow and acquires a compensation signal for one of the organiclight-emitting elements, wherein in a display phase, the pixel drivingcircuit provides another enabling signal to the pixel circuit, and theintegrated driving circuit provides a compensation signal to the pixelcircuit to compensate the organic light-emitting element, wherein thedetection driving circuit comprises one of: a plurality of firstdetection shift register circuits, wherein the plurality of firstdetection shift register circuits is in a one-to-one correspondence withthe plurality of organic light-emitting element groups; a seconddetection shift register circuit; and a plurality of third detectionshift register circuits each comprising a plurality of stages of theplurality of third detection shift registers, the stages aresequentially arranged in a cascade mode, and a number of the stages ofthe third detection shift register circuits is the same as a number ofthe organic light-emitting element rows, wherein in a case where thedetection driving circuit comprises a plurality of first detection shiftregister circuits, each of the first detection shift register circuitscomprises a plurality of first detection shift registers sequentiallyarranged in cascade mode, a number of stages of the plurality of firstdetection shift registers is a same as a number of organiclight-emitting element rows, and a first detection shift register ineach state is electrically connected to a detection circuitcorresponding to a plurality of organic light-emitting elements in asame organic light-emitting element group arranged in a same row, andthe display panel further comprises a plurality of detection signallines, one end of a jth detection signal line among the plurality ofdetection signal lines is electrically connected to the integrateddriving circuit, and another end of the jth detection signal line iselectrically connected to a detection circuit corresponding to a jthorganic light-emitting element row in each of the organic light-emittingelement group, wherein j≥1 and j is an integer, wherein in a case wherethe detection driving circuit comprises a second detection shiftregister circuit, the second detection shift register circuit comprisesa plurality of second detection shift registers sequentially arranged incascade, and a relationship of a number n of the stages of the seconddetection shift register circuits, a number m of the organiclight-emitting element rows and a number k of the organic light-emittingelement groups meet n=m*k, wherein n, m and k≥1 and n, m and k areintegers, the detection circuits corresponding to the organiclight-emitting elements in a plurality of organic light-emitting elementgroups in a same organic light-emitting element row are respectively andelectrically connected to a plurality of stages of the second detectionshift registers which are arranged nearby, and the display panel furthercomprises a plurality of detection signal lines, one end of a jthdetection signal line among the plurality of detection signal lines iselectrically connected to the integrated driving circuit, and anotherend of the jth detection signal line is electrically connected to adetection circuit corresponding to a jth organic light-emitting elementrow in each of the organic light-emitting element groups, wherein j isan integer and j≥1, and wherein in a case where the detection drivingcircuit comprises a plurality of third detection shift registercircuits, the third detection shift registers in each stage each iselectrically connected to a detection circuit corresponding to theorganic light-emitting elements in a same organic light-emitting elementrow, the display panel further comprises a plurality of groups ofmulti-output selection circuits and a plurality of clock signal lines,each group of the multi-output selection circuits among the plurality ofgroups of multi-output selection circuits comprises a plurality ofswitch elements, a number of the switch elements in the each group ofmulti-output selection circuits is a same as a number of the organiclight-emitting element groups, and each clock signal line iselectrically connected to a switch element connected to a same organiclight-emitting element group, and the display panel further comprises aplurality of detection signal lines, one end of each of the plurality ofdetection signal lines is electrically connected to the integrateddriving circuit, another end of each of the detection signal lines iselectrically connected to a signal input terminal of the each group ofmulti-output selection circuits, and a signal output terminal of theeach group of multi-output selection circuits is connected to oneorganic light-emitting element row through the switch element.
 2. Thedisplay panel of claim 1, wherein each of the first detection shiftregister circuits comprises at least a first alpha detection shiftregister circuit and a first beta detection shift register circuit, atleast one of the plurality of organic light-emitting element groupscomprises an alpha organic light-emitting element group and a betaorganic light-emitting element group, and the first alpha detectionshift register circuit is electrically connected to the alpha organiclight-emitting element group, and the first beta detection shiftregister circuit is electrically connected to the beta organiclight-emitting element group, wherein the detection phase at leastcomprises a first alpha detection phase arranged sequentially with afirst beta detection phase, wherein in the first alpha detection phase,the first alpha detection shift register provides an enabling signal fora detection circuit corresponding to the alpha organic light-emittingelement group, and the integrated driving circuit provides a detectionsignal for a detection circuit corresponding to the alpha organiclight-emitting element group, and wherein in the first beta detectionphase, the first beta detection shift register circuit provides anenabling signal for a detection circuit corresponding to the betaorganic light-emitting element group, and the integrated driving circuitprovides a detection signal for a detection circuit corresponding to thebeta organic light-emitting element group.
 3. The display panel of claim1, wherein the second detection shift register circuit comprises atleast a second alpha detection shift register circuit and a second betashift register circuit, wherein the second alpha detection shiftregister circuit comprises a plurality of stages of the second alphadetection shift registers, the second beta shift register circuitcomprises a plurality of stages of the second beta detection shiftregisters, and wherein the second alpha detection shift registers andthe second beta shift registers are sequentially arranged in cycliccascade mode, wherein the organic light-emitting element group comprisesat least an alpha organic light-emitting element group and a betaorganic light-emitting element group, the second beta detection shiftregister in each stage is electrically connected to the beta organiclight-emitting element group in a same organic light-emitting elementrow, and the second beta detection shift register in each stage iselectrically connected to the beta organic light-emitting element groupin a same organic light-emitting element row, wherein the detectionphase at least comprises a plurality of second alpha detection phasesand a plurality of second beta detection phases, and the plurality ofsecond alpha detection phases and the plurality of second beta detectionphases are arranged sequentially and cyclically, wherein in the secondalpha detection phase, the second alpha detection shift register in eachstage provides an enabling signal to the alpha organic light-emittingelement group in a same organic light-emitting element row, and theintegrated driving circuit provides a detection signal for a detectioncircuit corresponding to the alpha organic light-emitting element group,and wherein in the second beta detection phase, the second betadetection shift register in each stage provides an enabling signal tothe beta organic light-emitting element group in a same organiclight-emitting element row, and the integrated driving circuit providesa detection signal for a detection circuit corresponding to the betaorganic light-emitting element group.
 4. The display panel of claim 1,wherein the organic light-emitting element group includes at least analpha organic light-emitting element group and a beta organiclight-emitting element group, wherein each group of the multi-outputselection circuits at least comprises an alpha switch element and a betaswitch element, and the plurality of clock signal lines at leastcomprises an alpha clock signal line and a beta clock signal line,wherein the detection phase at least comprises a plurality of thirdalpha detection phases and a plurality of third beta detection phases,and the plurality of third alpha detection phases and the plurality ofsecond beta detection phases are arranged sequentially and cyclically,wherein in each third alpha detection phase, the third detection shiftregister in each stage provides an enabling signal for organiclight-emitting elements in a same organic light-emitting element row,the alpha clock signal line provides an alpha enabling signal to thealpha switch element within a duration of the enabling signal, and theintegrated driving circuit provides a detection signal to the alphaorganic light-emitting element group, and wherein in each third betadetection phase, the third detection shift register in each stageprovides an enabling signal for organic light-emitting elements in asame organic light-emitting element row, the beta clock signal lineprovides an beta enabling signal to the beta switch element in aduration of the enabling signal, the integrated driving circuit providesa detection signal to the beta organic light-emitting element group, andthe beta enabling signal and the alpha enabling signal do not overlap.5. The display panel of claim 1, wherein, in part of the display phase,the detection driving circuit provides an enabling signal to thedetection circuit and the integrated driving circuit provides a resetsignal to the detection circuit.
 6. The display panel of claim 1,wherein the detection phase comprises a first detection phase and asecond detection phase, wherein in the first detection phase, theintegrated driving circuit provides a reset signal to the detectioncircuit, and wherein in the second detection phase, the integrateddriving circuit provides a detection signal to the detection circuit. 7.The display panel of claim 1, wherein the detection circuit comprises athin film transistor, and wherein a gate of the thin film transistor iselectrically connected to the detection driving circuit, a firstelectrode of the thin film transistor is electrically connected to theintegrated driving circuit, and a second electrode of the thin filmtransistor is electrically connected to the organic light-emittingelement.
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A display device, comprising a display panel, wherein thedisplay panel comprises a display region and a peripheral circuit regionsurrounding the display region, wherein the display region comprises: anorganic light-emitting element array comprising a plurality of organiclight-emitting element groups, each comprising a plurality of organiclight-emitting element columns arranged in parallel and numbered as ith,and wherein i is an integer larger than 1, and wherein ith organiclight-emitting element columns of the plurality of organiclight-emitting element groups are arranged adjacently; and a pixelcircuit and a detection circuit which are connecting to each of theorganic light-emitting element groups in the organic light-emittingelement array, wherein the peripheral circuit region comprises a pixeldriving circuit, a detection driving circuit, and an integrated drivingcircuit, the pixel driving circuit is connected to the pixel circuit,the detection driving circuit is connected to the detection circuit, andthe integrated driving circuit is respectively connected to the pixelcircuit and the detection circuit, wherein in a detection phase, thepixel driving circuit provides a non-enabling signal to the pixelcircuit, the detection driving circuit provides an enabling signal tothe detection circuit, and the integrated driving circuit provides adetection signal to the detection circuit, sequentially detects theplurality of organic light-emitting element groups in a same organiclight-emitting element row and acquires a compensation signal for one ofthe organic light-emitting elements, wherein in a display phase, thepixel driving circuit provides another enabling signal to the pixelcircuit, and the integrated driving circuit provides a compensationsignal to the pixel circuit to compensate the organic light-emittingelement, wherein the detection driving circuit comprises a plurality offirst detection shift register circuits, and the plurality of firstdetection shift register circuits is in a one-to-one correspondence withthe plurality of organic light-emitting element groups, wherein each ofthe first detection shift register circuits comprises a plurality offirst detection shift registers sequentially arranged in cascade mode,and a number of stages of the plurality of first detection shiftregisters is a same as a number of organic light-emitting element rows,and a first detection shift register in each state is electricallyconnected to a detection circuit corresponding to a plurality of organiclight-emitting elements in a same organic light-emitting element grouparranged in a same row, and wherein the display panel further comprisesa plurality of detection signal lines, one end of a jth detection signalline among the plurality of detection signal lines is electricallyconnected to the integrated driving circuit, and another end of the jthdetection signal line is electrically connected to a detection circuitcorresponding to a jth organic light-emitting element row in each of theorganic light-emitting element group, wherein j≥1 and j is an integer.9. A compensation method for a display panel, wherein the display panelcomprises a display region and a peripheral circuit region surroundingthe display region, the display region comprising: an organiclight-emitting element array comprising a plurality of organiclight-emitting element groups, each comprising a plurality of organiclight-emitting element columns arranged in parallel and numbered as ith,wherein i is an integer larger than 1, and ith organic light-emittingelement columns of the plurality of organic light-emitting elementgroups are arranged adjacently; and a pixel circuit and a detectioncircuit which are connecting to each of the organic light-emittingelement groups in the organic light-emitting element array, wherein theperipheral circuit region comprises a pixel driving circuit, a detectiondriving circuit, and an integrated driving circuit, the pixel drivingcircuit is connected to the pixel circuit, the detection driving circuitis connected to the detection circuit, and the integrated drivingcircuit is respectively connected to the pixel circuit and the detectioncircuit, wherein in a detection phase, the pixel driving circuitprovides a non-enabling signal to the pixel circuit, the detectiondriving circuit provides an enabling signal to the detection circuit,and the integrated driving circuit provides a detection signal to thedetection circuit, sequentially detects the plurality of organiclight-emitting element groups in a same organic light-emitting elementrow and acquires a compensation signal for one of the organiclight-emitting element, and wherein in a display phase, the pixeldriving circuit provides another enabling signal to the pixel circuit,the integrated driving circuit provides a compensation signal to thepixel circuit to compensate the organic light-emitting element, thecompensation method comprising: in the detection phase, by using thepixel driving circuit, providing a non-enabling signal to the pixelcircuit, by using the detection driving circuit, providing an enablingsignal to the detection circuit, and by using the integrated drivingcircuit, providing a detection signal to the detection circuit,sequentially detecting the plurality of organic light-emitting elementgroups in a same organic light-emitting element row, and acquiring acompensation signal for the organic light-emitting element; and in thedisplay phase, by using the pixel driving circuit, providing an enablingsignal to the pixel circuit, and by using the integrated drivingcircuit, providing a compensation signal to the pixel circuit tocompensate the organic light-emitting element, wherein the detectiondriving circuit comprises one of: a plurality of first detection shiftregister circuits, wherein the plurality of first detection shiftregister circuits is in a one-to-one correspondence with the organiclight-emitting element groups; a second detection shift registercircuit, comprising a plurality of stages of second detection shiftregisters sequentially arranged in a cascade mode, and a relationship ofa number n of stages of the second detection shift register circuits, anumber m of the organic light-emitting element rows and a number k ofthe organic light-emitting element groups meets n=m*k, wherein n, m andk≥1 and n, m and k are integers; and a plurality of third detectionshift register circuits, wherein each of the plurality of thirddetection shift register circuits comprises a plurality of stages ofthird detection shift registers sequentially arranged in a cascade mode,and a number of stages of the third detection shift register circuits isthe same as a number of organic light-emitting element rows, wherein ina case where the detection driving circuit comprises a plurality offirst detection shift register circuits, each of the first detectionshift register circuits comprises a plurality of stages of firstdetection shift registers which are sequentially arranged in a cascademode, and a number of stages of the first detection shift registercircuits is a same as a number of organic light-emitting element rows,each of the first detection shift register circuits at least comprises afirst alpha detection shift register circuit and a first beta detectionshift register circuit, and the organic light-emitting element groupcomprises an alpha organic light-emitting element group and a betaorganic light-emitting element group, the detection phase at leastcomprises a first alpha detection phase arranged sequentially with afirst beta detection phase, in the detection phase, by using thedetection driving circuit, providing the enabling signal to thedetection circuit, and by using the integrated driving circuit,providing the detection signal to the detection circuit comprise: thefirst alpha detection phase, by using the first alpha detection shiftregister circuit, providing the enabling signal for a detection circuitcorresponding to the alpha organic light-emitting element group, and byusing the integrated driving circuit, providing the detection signal fora detection circuit corresponding to the first alpha organiclight-emitting element group; and in the first beta detection phase, byusing the first beta detection shift register circuit, providing anenabling signal for the detection circuit corresponding to the betaorganic light-emitting element group, and by using the integrateddriving circuit, providing the detection signal for a detection circuitcorresponding to the first beta organic light-emitting element group,wherein in a case where the detection driving circuit comprises a seconddetection shift register circuit, the second detection shift registercircuit at least comprises a second alpha detection shift registercircuit and a second beta detection shift register circuit, the secondalpha detection shift register circuit comprises a plurality of stagesof second alpha detection shift registers, the second beta detectionshift register circuit comprises a plurality of stages of second betadetection shift registers, the second alpha detection shift registersand the second beta detection shift registers are sequentially arrangedin a cyclic cascade mode, and the organic light-emitting element groupat least comprises an alpha organic light-emitting element group and abeta organic light-emitting element group, the detection phase at leastcomprises a plurality of second alpha detection phases and a pluralityof second beta detection phases, and the plurality of second alphadetection phases and the plurality of second beta detection phases arearranged sequentially and cyclically, in the detection phase, by usingthe detection driving circuit providing the enabling signal to thedetection circuit, and by using the integrated driving circuit,providing the detection signal to the detection circuit comprise: in thesecond alpha detection phase, by using the second alpha detection shiftregister in each stage, providing the enabling signal for the alphaorganic light-emitting element group in a same organic light-emittingelement row, and by using the integrated driving circuit, providing thedetection signal for a detection circuit corresponding to the alphaorganic light-emitting element group; and in the second beta detectionphase, by using the second beta detection shift register in each stage,providing the enabling signal for the beta organic light-emittingelement group in a same organic light-emitting element row, and by usingthe integrated driving circuit, providing the detection signal for adetection circuit corresponding to the beta organic light-emittingelement group, or wherein in a case where the detection driving circuitcomprises a plurality of third detection shift register circuits, thedisplay panel further comprises a plurality of groups of multi-outputselection circuits and a plurality of clock signal lines, each of theplurality of groups of multi-output selection circuits comprises aplurality of switch elements, and a number of the switch elements in theeach group of multi-output selection circuits is the same as a number ofthe organic light-emitting element groups, and each clock signal line iselectrically connected to a switch element connected to a same organiclight-emitting element group, the organic light-emitting element groupat least comprises an alpha organic light-emitting element group and abeta organic light-emitting element group, each group of themulti-output selection circuits at least comprises an alpha switchelement and a beta switch element, and the plurality of clock signallines at least comprises an alpha clock signal line and a beta clocksignal line, the detection phase at least comprises a plurality of thirdalpha detection phases and a plurality of third beta detection phases,and the plurality of third alpha detection phases and the plurality ofsecond beta detection phases are arranged sequentially and cyclically,in the detection phase, by using the detection driving circuit,providing the enabling signal to the detection circuit, and by using theintegrated driving circuit, providing the detection signal to thedetection circuit comprise: in the third alpha detection phase, by usingthe third detection shift register in each stage, providing the enablingsignal for organic light-emitting elements in a same organiclight-emitting element row, by using the alpha clock signal line,providing the alpha enabling signal to the alpha switch element withinduration of the enabling signal, and by using the integrated drivingcircuit, providing the detection signal for the alpha organiclight-emitting element group; in the third beta detection phase, byusing the third detection shift register in each stage, providing theenabling signal for organic light-emitting elements in a same organiclight-emitting element row, by using the beta clock signal line,providing the beta enabling signal to the beta switch element withinduration of the enabling signal, and by using the integrated drivingcircuit, providing the detection signal for the beta organiclight-emitting element group, and the beta enabling signal and the alphaenabling signal do not overlap.